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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-10
FRANCES CABINET.
THE LONG POLITICAL AGONY NEARING THE
END.
Goblet Pals in the Formation Of Ministry and Saii-
Carrot Has Rscoarss " fallisrss-TAs
New Cabinets Make Up 0thsr
Foreign News

PARIS, December an. Goblet has in
formed President Carnot that owing to the
refusal Of several statesmen 10 join him
he is unable to form q cabinet. The Presi.
dent has therefore made another appeal to
NJ. Fallieres to undertake the task. NJ.
Fallierss will inform him Of his decision
tonight. The dissension among the Re
publicans continues
A dispatch received at London from
Paris says: NJ. Fallieres has agreed to
form cabinet, and it is thought that he
will select several of the ministers who
were in the Rouvier cabinet.
PARIS, December 9.-The Cabinet 10 al
most complete. NJ. Fsllieres will be Min
istsr OF the Interior and President Of the
Council, NJ. Rouvier Minister Of Finance,
NJ. Flourens Minister Of Foreign Affairs,
Gen. Ferron Minister OF War, N. Barley,
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now IT'S MEASURED
In New York Uity-what Business Mel
think of the Blaine Interview.

In New York Uity-what Business Men
Thiuk of the Blaine Interview.
New YORK, December 9. 9.--Blaine's in
teryiew on the Presidents message, Is
measured by it's motive. The general
verdict in regard to it is that be assumes
the Republican leadership to-day and en-
iets himself Tor the Presidential race.
There seems to I've no diversity Ot opinion
that he wants the Republicans TO begin an
onslaught on the administration on the
lines he has marked out and that, infer
entially, he wants the issue TO he joined
between the Presidents recommendations
and his own, which are definite only In
that he would remove the tax on tobacco
and increase il on whisky, applying the
whisky tax to coast Notifications. Even
the PrOhibitiOniSts snecr at this recon-
mendation, for they see that it is a cheap
bid for their support.
Baine's message takes up ~ much room
in type as the Presidents, and these are
its only points, which are weakly stated.
II exciteS comment chiefly because it puts
him in the Presidential race lndepend-
ents and business men generally speak ct
sueh extended criticism from him as III
the nature of impeTtinence, and it is not
likely to help him among such voters IN
this city. They say of it simply that he
has declared himself candidate before
they thought he would, and that the cause
is probably to he found in his suspicion
that some other boom might derail his.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-10
ANOTHER CHOLERA SCARE.
The AIesia Returns with Immigrants From
the Infected Districts.

The NieslA hSluTnb W
the Infected Districts.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, December 9.-Dr.
Ranch, Secretary of the State Board of
Health, upon learning that the Alesia had
arrived at New Orleans with 600 lnmi-
grants from the cholera injected districts
from Italy, has the following telegraphic
correspondence with DR.. Joseph Holt,
President Of the Louisiana State Board OF
Health:
as there any truth in the report that
the Alesia has arrived in New Orleans from
Palermo with over 600 passengers from
the cholera infected districts of ltaly?' :
To this President Holt made reply as
follows: steamship Alesia left Palermo
November i, with Ola ernigrant passengers
an 1 an English surgeon on board. Clean
bill Of health; no ease of sickness on vOy-
age; vessel exceptionally clean. Arrived
at quarantine December 4; detained three
days. Extra careful disinfection Of every
article of baggage, ship apparel and entire
vessel. Reports from surgeon, captain and
from Washington indicate no cholera IN
Italy during past month";
On receipt Of the above DIR. Rauch sent
the following reply Regret that you
did not detAin the Alesis and her passen-
gers longer. Twice has cholera been in
troduced into this country via New Orleans
at this season OF the year. No reliance at
this time on the report of the surgeon,
captain and Washington authorities in re-
gard to the existence Of cholera in Italy
during the past month. Why was the
Alesia sent to New Orleans instead Of to
| Naw EOrkfn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-10
A LIVELY QUARREL
Among the Wool Men-Politics In that
Pronunciamente.

Among the Wool Men-Politics In that
Pronunciamente.
WASHINGTON, December 9.-There is a
lively quarrel in progress between the
wool growers and wool manufacturers,
and some hard facts IN relation to the
duties on woolen goods are likely to be
exhibited to the country at a very oppor-
tune time. After preparing their vicious
pronunciamento, the wool growers asso-
citation adjourned in high dudgeon because
the promised committee of the wool manu-
fscturers did not appear W. n. Cowden,
of Guernsey county, O., called down his
colleagues for making the wool fight Re-
publican attachment 1t was the intention
to make a personal attack on the Presi-
dents wool address, but Cowden interfered
to prevent it. The discussion of the wool
issue has served to bring out views in re-
gard to how this interest will be treated in
the new tariff bill. The probability is
that the bill will not comprise free wool
absolutely, bat will remove the duty on
the three coarsest grades.
Notwithstanding the reference to inter
nal revenue made in the Presidents mes
sage, it is believed that compromise will
'be submitted containing a clause repeating
the tax on tobacco. This concession will
probably be made to secure the co-opera-
ton of the North Carolina and Virginia
members, who are urgent for the repeal of
the tax on tobacco and fruit brandies
To say that the trip-hammer tariff mes
sage of the President has confused both
parties is to state the situation mildly.
The first Republican flush over the mes
sage was ostentatious delight at what was
assured as settling the contest of next year
in their favor; but the sober second thought,
quickened by the surprising measure Of
sympathy with the tariff theory OF the
President among Republicans has rather
suddenly made the confident exulta-
tons of the Republican Leaders give
way to distressing forebodings as to
the effect of TIE issue on
the country, and especially in the Repub
lican West uDd New England. The en-
phatic editorial dec laration in the Chicago
7IiJume that has been telegraphed here in
full, that the message is able, statesman
like, business like in style, perspicuous in
statement, clear i'll its reasoning and irre-
futable in its conclusions, and that the
tariff position taken by the President
"muSt be stoutly maintained By the Republican
house tbs session., came like one OF the Chi
cago Anarchist homb-shells in the Repub-
lcan camp. Aud the West is not alone in
breaking from party bondage on tariff re-
vision. New England is more than rest
less and threatening to break in support
OF the presidents tariff policy. Altogether
there is quite as much alarm among the
Republicans to-day az there is among the
Democrats.
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EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE.
Yesterday Froceedings--Ur. Storer's
Able Paper.

Yesterday Froceedings--Ur. Storer's
Able Paper.
WASHINGTON, II. c., December AT
the beginning OF the conference Of the
Evangelical Alliance, this morning, Presi-
dent Dodge announced that illness had
prevented Rev. DR.. Storer, of Brooklyn,
from being present, and that his paper on
Necessity of Cooperation in Church
Work, " would be read by Rev. DR.. Cham
berlain, of Brooklyn, whom he introduced.
DR.. Storer, in his paper, alludes to perils
arising from the misuse Of wealth, Hitter
acy, and the eSirangement OF many from
church
Bishop Samuel Harris, of Michigan,
said he believed that this conference Is the
practical response of Christian wisdom to
the call of generally recognized need.
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ON THE WAR PATH.
The sherman Men Displessed at the Vic
tory OF Chicago.

The sherman Men Displessed at the Vic
tory OF Chicago.
CHICAGO, December "a Columbus,
O., special to the Tribune says: The news
that Chicago had been selected as the place
of the next National Republican conyen-
ton is obviously commented on by the
friends of Senator Sherman. The easy VIC
tory of Chicago is interpreted iGs victory
for Blaine's friends, and the friends OF
Sherman in this city, who have an eye on
his canvass. do not conceal their chagrin.
They had hoped by getting the convention
at Cincinnati to work upa enthusiasm for
the Senator that might have given him a
solid Ohio delegation, but with the conven-
tion at Chicago no such boom csn be given
the Sherman canvass. The date fixed for
the meeting ofthe national body means an
early State convention in Ohio and with it
the hottest battle for delegates that has
ever ragged in Ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-10
PRESIDENT HARRIS FLOP.

He Leaves the Miners' Association aud
Joins the knights of Labor.
PITTsBuRG, December 9.-The resigua-
ton of George Harris as President of the
Miners and Laborers' Amalgamated As
ISOLATION OF this State, was a surprise to
the members in this vicinity. Mr. Harris
has accepted the position of General Or
ganizer Of n. T. A. No. 135, In his letter
of resignation Mr.. Harris says he has
lsbored hard in the interest Of the Organi'
zation since August. 1888, and has suc,
ceeded in establishing lodges in every
county in the State. He is anxious tC
improve the condition of the miners, and
believes the n. T. A. of the Knights ol
Labor is the best organization Of the two.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-10
A Dish of New Prs.

P stands for Padding, for Peach and fol
Pear.
Ind Iisewise Tor Poetry and Prose;
The Parrot, the Pigeon that flies in the air
The Pig with ring in his nose;
For Paper and Pen, for Prigte. snd Pres
For Pbysic, and People who sell it;
But whaa you are sick, 10 relieve youl
distress
Take at once Pierce's Pargstive EelIet
On, yes, indeed Tbess ere the P"s FOL
you. poor, sick maB Or woman. Nothini
like thsm Tor keeping the bowels anc
STOMACH regulated and in order-tlny
sugar coated grsnules, scarcely larger than
mustard seeds. They work gently bu'
thoroughly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-10
NOT AN HEIRESS.
Nina Van Zsudt writes Peculiar Letter
to the Press.

Nina Van Z9ndt Writes n Peculiar Letter
To tho Press.
CHICAGO, December S.--Nina Van
Zandt, who calls herseli tie widow of An
archist August Spies, has published the
following remarkable letter in a labor pa
per to-day:
''TO the Editor:
~ do not rrfute tue hireliug liars Of the
crazy JackaI capitalist) press. 10 the
first place, never read these papers my
self in the second, they are not worth
answering But have inst been told ota
tale, dashed and rehtshed by the scandal
mongers-to think that there are people
to read such stuff-which | recognize as
having originated ip The haliucination OF a
society" mad woman, 10 whom am un.
fortunately related. Now, | certainly do
not consider it IN good taste to parade
private atf,ira before the public, but
wish to state once and for all, the tale is
untrue.
1T is to the effect that WAS 'heiress' to
an estate oW led by an aunt in Pittsburgh,
and that upon my marriage | was sum-
marily 'disinherited' and left TO pine.
Now, when / joined hands in spirit, for .
cowardly, petty autOcrat (hire!ing, mur-
derer variety did not permit us even to
see each Olhsr through an iron net
work ON the occasion, and for
eight weary, dreary, dreadful
weeks afterward my beloved
husband, he we'll knew that brought him
myself with a wealth Of affection, trust
and reverence. He knew that number
of years ago bad fatty refused 10 pose as
the prospective 'Heiress' TO some property
gained by methods Of which | DO not sp-
prove. and owned by person whom
could not. knowing her, respect.
IL shall he obliged il you will publish
this in the columns OF your valuable paper
and over my signature.
Very Respectfully,
NINA VAN XANDT SPIES.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-10
Calling At the White House.

WASHINGTON, d. C., December 9.-The
White House this afternoon was invaded
by nearly 2OOO membsrs,oft the Evangelical
Alliance, who called in body about l
O'Clock to pay their respects to President
and Mrs Cleveland. They were received
in the East Room, and were Individually
presented to President and Mrs. Cleveland
by Mr.. VIM. +. Dodge, President of the
Alliance, and Col. John NJ. Wilson.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-10
A Failing Beam.

ALTON, Ills, December S.-At an Ice
house near here yesterday, while eight
men were at work on high scaffold rails
ing truss beam into position by means Of
derrick, the beam fell when about
eighteen feet from the door, crushing the
scaffold and hurting the men down with
it, instantly killing Fred Gresha, of Upper
Alton, and seriously wOunding the other
seven. Several Of them are in dangerous
condition.
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INVENTORS FALL OUT.
Threatened Lawsuit Between Edison ant
Belt Over the Graphophone.

Threatened Lawsuit Between Edison and
Belt Over the Graphophone.
New YORK, December 9.-There is said
to be big lawsuit Threatened between DR..
Bell and Thomas +. Edison, over the
phonograph, alias the graphophone.
Mr. Edison made the phonograph talk
back" several years ago, but never pursued
the invention further than TO exhibit it rs
q toy.
DR.. Bell has put it to practical use and
called it the graphophone. 1t aims to abol-
ish stenographers and type-writers, 70? by
simply talking to the machine it records
on prepared paper whatever it is desired
to communicate TO another, and this rec.
ord, being mailed to the proper person, can
he placed in another graphophone and the
communication can he heard in the voice
of the sender. The rights of the original
invention and of those OF the electrician
who improved il are involved iu the issue
shortly to he Oiucd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-10
Tho Wool Conference Adjourns.

WASHINGTON, December 9.-Tbe COZ
ference of wool dealers and grovs.a which
has been in session here fpr several days,
adjourned anRl January II, when il s sI.
pected that representatives ol the wool
manufacturers Of the country will BE- pres.
ent. II is the purpose to endeavor to
agree at that time upon plan Of concerted
action to be taken to secure protection for
the wool industry,
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a crisis In Plymouth Church.

NEW YORK, December 9.-Members OF
Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, are worried
over a growing belief that the Rev. Mr
Berry, of England, will not accept their
call. Among other evil results of such a
refusal, they say that not the least is the
effect it will have on the annual sale of
pews, now soon to take place. In the
minds Of some a serious crisis in the affairs
Of the church is impending.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-10
A RELIGIOUS FESTIVAL
Celebrated by Bloody Bull Fight In
Mexico.

Celebrated by u biOOuy Buii Flkht IN
Mexico.
NEW YORK, December 9.-An FL Pasa,
Tex, special says: The annual religious
festival in honor OF "Our Lady Of Gusda-
IOppe," began at Paso Del Norte yesterday,
and will last until Chr stmas. Mountain
erests and valley have been aglow with
signal fires for the past two weeks in honor
of Montezuma, whose second coming at
some auspicious sunrise is anticipated.
He is TO resume control Of the empire and
lead it on to unexampled power. Gam
bling snd hull fight served to make the
opening exciting The arena is round
pit forty yards acro1s. The audience was
seated around ten feet above. Two horses
were gored, several matadors were injured
and Felician Olague, the espada, was taken
off the ring for dead, but was Afterwards
found to be alive, though seriously in
jured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-10
T6eyWant Only Peace.

GLASGOW, December 8. The delegates
OF the Scotch Home Rule Union, who have
been making = tour OF Ireland, have re-
turned, and report that the Irish people
are eager for peace, that their demands are
moderate. and that the National League il
the chief agency for tho maintenance Of
law and order
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-10
r.mpor.I Power Of the Pope

VIENNA, December Q. AT Catholic
demonstration here to compile congrstu'
latory address to the Pope n strong feeling
WAS manifested in favor Of the restoration
of the Papacy to temporal power.
Minister of Marine. NJ. Spuller Minister Of
Public Instruction, N. Bailant Minister
of Public Works, N. Faye Minister Of
Justice, NJ. Dautresme Minister Of COM
merce, NJ Dorello, Minister Of Agricul-
ture
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-10
A New Catholic Prelate

CHICAGO, December 9.-Catholic circles
are much elated over the notification
which is said b have reached the hands OF
Archbishop Feehan to-day in connection
With the proposed elevation of Vicar Con-
way Of the archdiocese to the prelacy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-10
nsCArlet Favor

Having appeared in our village ia rby
Proph Tactic Fluid was used for disintect.
ing the College buildings. The disease
never went beyond single case, either in
the College or elsewhere, where the Fluid
was used -REv. PRES. q. r. PRICE, Au-
burn, Ala.
Darbys Fluid diSpels all forms Of epi
demic disesaes by destroying the spores OF
germ poison that cause contagion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-10
OUR CONGRESSMEN.
Mr., Goff Favorable to Shsrman-On the
Presidents Message.

Mr.. GOh Favorable 10 SnerinAh-Oh tho
Presidents Message.
SPECIAL telegram 10 As Register.
WASHINGTON, D. C., December g.
Gen. Goff has been interviewed as to his
preference for the Presidential nomination
and on the tariff. He says: at is too soon
to express an opinion as to who the Repub-
lican candidate will be at the next Presi-
Dental election. l have always been an
admirer of Mr.. Blaine, and have voted for
him heretofore in the National Convention.
My impression is that John Sherman will
be as strong, if not a stronger candidate
than Mr. Blaine for the Presidency in
1888.
"Of the tariff Gen. Gof said: ~ am i'll
favor of the total repeal OF the internal
revenue tax on tobacco, and such reduc-
ton ofcustoms as would be brought about
by increasing import duties on a number
of articles, such as iron, steel and their
manu- iactures, wool and it's mannfac-
LuGNS' CuALftp DOLtCiJ 1ht osuS' AANN-'SA 49,
now laDguishing on account of competitlon
brought about by reduced import duties
do not believe the Surplus to be the great
evil it is claimed to be by the President.
We atill have a large debt TO pay, which
will be subject to call in about three
years. Consequently we should not de-
stroy the means by which that debt can
he paid. And besides, We can very all
vantageOusly dispose OF the surplus IN
constructing navy, building coast de-
fenses, and by devoting it to internal i'm
pIovemen;s generally, besides paying pre-
miums and extending aid to education IN
the States"
Mr.. VISIONS VIEWS.
Congressman Wilson says he indOrses the
Presidents tariff ideas in general. II
am" he says, al favor of tariff reduction,
aud am willing to include the abolition of
the tobacco tax, il that is necessary 10 Sc
cure harmony. ia any scheme to reduce the
revenue to the actual needs OF tine Govern
lnent. II is dificolt 10 name exactly to
what extent say 10y So, 900, 900 or $40, e
O0O, 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-10
LOYAL VIRGINIA.
A Republican Resolution D"wned har-
bOur Tor senator.

Republican RESOLUTION D"when n"r-
bOur Tor senator.
RICHMOND, VA, December 9--The
General Assembly 10 day elected the Dem
ccratic caucus nominees Tor State offices.
The election oi United States S'nator
will take place on the 2Oth inst, when
Hon. John s. Barbour will he elected.
In the House, Mr.. Waddill, Re-
publican, offered joint resolution
calling on yrrginia's representatives in
Congress to oppose any measure looking
to a reduction OF tariff, as proposed by
President Cleveland's DlesSage. The
House, by stnct party vote, refused TO
suspend the rules, so as to put the reSoln-
tion on its passage, and it was referred to
committee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-10
THE RAILROAD REsPoNsIB II.
For the Terrible Chstworth Accident-Re
port Of the Investigation.

SPEINGFIELD, ILL, December 9.-At-
ter a number of weeks spent in the i Tes.
tigation of the capses which led to the
Chatsworth train wreck, the Illinois Rail-
road and Warehouse Committee have sub
mitted TO Governor 0glesby their report,
stating that, in their opinion the train
would not have been destroyed il the
bridge had not been burned before the
train reached it." They found no evi,
dence to show the burning was the work
of incendiarism, but held that the railroad
is censurable for negIecting TO inspect tbs
condition Of the track and bridges in ad.
vance Of the train,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-10

ANARCHY has at last achieved glorious
victory in Chicago. NINA VAN ZANDT
has compelled the public library to let her
have books under the name of Mrs. n.
SPIES
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-10

A MYSTERIOUS aOw OF water in wells,
springs and streams that have been dried
up by the drought is reported in Southern
Wisconsin. This is doubtless prohibition
Canard.
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Carney McAuiifY. Fixh; on.

BosroN, MASS, December S.-Ths
stakes in the Carney McAulifis fight were
drawn TO day, and the fight IN now entirely
of.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-10

DonOt throw away your money, but when
In need ola good liniment buy SalvationOil.
l,S76,542 bottles of DR.. Bulls Couph
Syrup were sold in the last - months,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-10

BEN BUTLER, with all his weight, sits
down hard Oh the request that he sign an
'nVltatton to the Comte De Paris to de-
l''er an address to the Army of the James
al Gettysburg next JulH.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-10

IHE committee OF investigation as to the
cause OF the Chatsworth accident report
that the railroad officials were culpably
Negligent. The blame is fixed. viii ius-
nce reach the offenders: Is the next ques-
ton
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-10

ALL those suffering from coughs or colds
should take Dr. Balls Cough Syrup. 25c
Why pay Soc for bottle Of turpentine
when Salvation Oil sells for only 25c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-10

VI. GuHDEr has failed in his efforts to
form 4 Ministry for the new French Presi-
dent The disstnSiuus among the Repub-
hrau factions continue, and thus far they
have heeu unable to unite in the support
OF any Ministry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-10

that day 20 Keep up the market, aud then
he could sell ont to advantage the next
day. "Hc asked my advice" said Harper
"snd gave it. ! said to him, Make out
your order to huy June wheat, and if its
all right, III o. X. it Mr.. Wiltshire sent
to the bank this note, that he was going to
buy $4,000 bushels of wheat, and
| %. K.'d' it. 1t was no act or
account of mine in any shape or form. The
books of the baGk will show, think, that
he paid the bank considerable amount OF
money the next day. l had no purpose
whatever in this transaction, except to get
the money for the bank that was owing to
it by Wiltshire"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-01-11
California MInIng Stocks.

kBy ItItgTdpIl.J =
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 10, 18S7.-The follow
ing are closing official quotations of mining stocks
to-day.